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  • Jordanian Prime Minister Bisher Al-Khasawneh commended the continuous support of IsDB for economic projects in Jordan including help in the modernization of the public sector
  • President of the IsDB Group, Dr. Mohammad Sulaiman Al-Jasser affirmed the IsDB's interest in continuing to support and implement development and service projects in Jordan

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – The Jordanian government and the Islamic Development Bank Group (IsDB) signed two agreements here on Thursday to support the food security and the tourism sector, with a value exceeding $210 million. 

Jordanian Prime Minister Bisher Al-Khasawneh commended the continuous support of IsDB for economic projects in Jordan including help in the modernization of the public sector.

President of the IsDB Group, Dr. Mohammad Sulaiman Al-Jasser affirmed the IsDB’s interest in continuing to support and implement development and service projects in Jordan, in addition to working with the international community, other development partners and the private sector to enhance partnership and cooperation to support social and economic development efforts in Jordan.

The two sides also signed an interest-free loan agreement worth $10 million and a $50,000 technical assistance grant agreement to support small and medium enterprises in the tourism sector.Â